Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-03
Miss Hall, Miss Grey, Miss alynn and Miss

Miss Hall, Miss Grey, Miss Glynn and Miss Scott.
 Meanwhile corps of ladies had ready in the next room long table loaded with sandwiches, cakes, pies, oranges, etc., and willing walters soon provided not only for the children, but for all who were present, with plenty left to be sent to some who could not come. Messrs. Munson & Go. pro vided 600 biscuit, Messrs. B. H. Douglass & Sons the candies, 25 pounds in all and Mr.
 F. P. Wiley (the successor of Messrs. Minor
 & Col furnished all dishes needed. Ac- knowledgment for money or supplies or help in various ways is made to those already mentioned and also to the following: J. w.
 Merrels, Mrs. H. B. Sturges, the Church of the Redeemer, Mrs. John Goodwin, S. M. Finken, Miss Alice Glynn, Mrs. Ad- die U. Ferguson, Miss Mary Hall, Mrs. L. P. Bradley, Miss Georgie Bradley, Mrs. James Fellowes, Mrs. E. J. Baker, Mrs. L. A. Mos
 man, Mrs. Kittie Preston, Mrs. Edwin | Bernent, Mrs. Wm Camp, Mrs. w. H. Da wis, Mrs. G. H. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Wm. Shep- ard, Mrs. John Kimball, Mrs. Elmer Hitch | cock, Miss Gracie Burchell. Miss Minnie Grey, Mrs. J. Reiman, Mrs. J. L. Hunger ford, Mrs. Augustus Kittredge, Mrs. H. B. Simpson and Mrs. Samuel Simpson, to all ot | whom the children are very grateful for their "Happy New Year."
 PRESENTATION.
 Bunnell's Grand Opera House had only standing room left on Saturday afternoon and evening. Just one year before the
 "Young Detective" (N. s. Wood) was play l ing upon the same stage when his company | surprised him with a New Years present. On Saturday afternoon at the same stage of the performance, between the second and third acts, Manager Bunnel1 rang up the cur tain and on behalf of the company presented the young actor with an elegant gold medal with tha mama of aaeh mann her of the com pany inscribed thereon. MT. Bunneu al luded to the growing popularity of the young actor and to the esteem in which he was held by his OVID company. It was pleasure for him to comply with their request and pre- sent him with this token of their regard. The young actor acknowledged the gift in ft- ting terms and retired amid rounds of ap- plause.
 ENJOYED A BANQUET. Manager Bunnen inaugurated the new year by inviting the attaches of the museum to an elegant supper Saturday night. The museum hall was transformed into ~veritable ban quetting hall and long row of tables groan- ed under the weight of almost every delicacy of the season. Among the invited guests were Mir. N. S. Wood and his entire company, Mr. Atkinson and MT. Dexter, of the Aphro- dite company, and Major Clark Peck. After ample justice had been done to the enticing viands MT. Bunnell called upon Major Clark Peck for speech and the gallant major in his most dulcet tones congratulated all pres ent on the future prospects of the Grand Opera House and said a thoughtful word for all the different branches of the attaches. Great credit is due to MT. and Mrs. George Parker of the refreshment stand for the ad : mirable way in which they enacted the part of caterers on this occasion. Mrs. Bunnell was also present and took great pains in looking after the comfort of the guests.